Diagnosing House | House M.D.
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The patient's erratic behavior and symptoms may be related to hepatic encephalopathy caused by Vicodin abuse and addressed with proper testing and treatment options. Additionally, further investigation is needed to determine if sarcoidosis is the underlying cause of the patient's seizures, which can be treated with steroids.
Insights
- Vicodin abuse may have led to hepatic encephalopathy in the patient, necessitating further investigation and treatment.
- Dominique's new knish recipes potentially contributed to the patient's cognitive issues, highlighting the importance of considering lifestyle factors in medical assessments.
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Recent questions
What are the symptoms of hepatic encephalopathy?
Confusion, forgetfulness, unsteady hands, and inattention.
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Summary
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Liver Decline from Vicodin Abuse Risks
- The patient signed a contract six months ago, but his hands are unsteady due to Vicodin abuse, possibly indicating hepatic encephalopathy.
- Dominique's new knish recipes caused the patient's forgetfulness and inattention, possibly due to sleep deprivation and caffeine intake.
- Concerns arise about the patient's liver decline, curable but potentially fatal if untreated, linked to long-term Vicodin use.
- Tests for hepatic encephalopathy are suggested due to the patient's symptoms and history of Vicodin abuse.
- The patient's symptoms, including seizures, are diagnosed as sarcoidosis, treatable with steroids, prompting further examination and treatment.
